November 22th 2026, 15h15 – English Reformed Church Amsterdam

Begijnhof 48
1012 WV Amsterdam, Netherlands

PROGRAM

Amílcar Vasques-Dias
Nocturne I “Geografia de Rebeldes”

José Vianna da Motta
Élégie (Nocturne), op. 45

Amílcar Vasques-Dias
Nocturne III “Contos do Mal Errante”

António Fragoso
Nocturne in D flat major

Amílcar Vasques-Dias
Nocturne XII “Um Falcão no Punho”

Louis Andriessen
Nocturne from Souvenirs d’enfance

José Vianna da Motta
Variations sur l’Hymne de Sa Magesté D. Louis Ier, op. 43
Armas e Letras, Fantasia op. 31
Fantaisie brillante on the opera “Il Guarany” by Carlos Gomes, op. 34

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November 8th 2026, 18h00 – Teatro Municipal Baltazar Dias

Av. Arriaga, São Martinho
9000-060 Funchal, Portugal

The duo formed by French pianist Bruno Belthoise and Portuguese pianist João Costa Ferreira will present a four-hand piano programme entitled “From the Exotic to the Macabre”, featuring works by Bizet (Jeux d’enfants), Saint-Saëns (Danse macabre), Victorino de Almeida (Ballade for a child who is about to be born) and Armande de Polignac (One thousand and one nights).

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May 19th 2026, 19h00 – Embassy of Portugal in Paris

1, Rue de Noisiel
75116 Paris, France

Without intermission, applause, or interruption, for approximately one hour, the audience is drawn into an ever-growing dramatic tension through some of the most beautiful and virtuosic pages of the Romantic repertoire by Chopin, Beethoven, Rachmaninov, and Scriabin. C-sharp minor, the tragic key par excellence, serves as the Ariadne’s thread guiding this unusual recital.

May 10th 2026, 16h00 – Saint-Merry Parish

76 rue de la Verrerie
75004 Paris, France

Without intermission, applause, or interruption, for approximately one hour, the audience is drawn into an ever-growing dramatic tension through some of the most beautiful and virtuosic pages of the Romantic repertoire by Chopin, Beethoven, Rachmaninov, and Scriabin. C-sharp minor, the tragic key par excellence, serves as the Ariadne’s thread guiding this unusual recital.

More informations here.